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Lessons from Bernie Madoff, Robert Allen Stanford, and Marc Rich
Bernie Madoff surrended himself to authorities. He cooperated fully. He put up no fight. He got 150 years in prison - a death sentence. J. Allen Stanford, who has not yet been convicted, returned from a foreign country to fight the criminal charges against him...

The Stanford and Madoff Cases: An Early Comparison
Wayne State law professor and LB contributor Peter Henning has looked over the indictments filed on Friday in the Allen Stanford matter. Below he shares his thoughts on how the allegations against Stanford compare to those lodged against Bernie Madoff, who in March pleaded guilty to crimes surrounding a massive Ponzi scheme.

Texas Money Manager R. Allen Stanford Charged In Massive Fraud Scheme
First there was Bernie Madoff, now Texas financier Robert Allen Stanford is making a name for himself by running an alleged $8 billion fraud scheme. On Feb. 17, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a civil lawsuit against Stanford and three of his companies on charges of orchestrating a fraudulent, multibillion-dollar investment scam that [...

Billionaire Stanford Begins Trial in Fraud Case
In one of the biggest cases since Bernie Madoff, Texas investor Allen Stanford headed to trial Tuesday in large white collar case.

Will Allen Stanford be Madoff-ed
For most of us, poor Allen Stanford dropped off of our radars awhile ago. Even though he was accused of...

Prosecuting Financial Crimes: Will Anyone Bunk with Bernie
Bernie Madoff is lonely. Eighteen months after the collapse of the financial system, not one Wall Street Titan has joined the Ponzi King in the federal pen. read more

Ethan Allen Recalls Cribs
Ethan Allen Recalls Cribs

Bunk Beds
Injuries on the rise

Gothic Cabinet Bunk Beds
Recalled due to Fall Hazard